Keshia said it was self defense. She goes on trial for murder next week.
A local resident, Keshia Golden, is set to go on trial for murder next week. She claims the incident was an act of self defense. Golden, a mother from the West Side of Chicago, had previously turned d
Source byline: Jasmine MithaniAugust 20, 20261 min read
A local resident, Keshia Golden, is set to go on trial for murder next week. She claims the incident was an act of self defense. Golden, a mother from the West Side of Chicago, had previously turned down a plea deal that would have put her at risk of a lengthy prison sentence. Further details about the case are available from local news sources. The incident is reported to involve domestic violence, and readers are advised to exercise caution when seeking more information. The trial is scheduled to take place soon, with Golden facing serious charges. For more information, readers can consult the original source.
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